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The New Firefox Has Arrived
Update: Mozilla is showing the real-time downloads of the new Firefox. It should approach a million downloads (worldwide) very soon:
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The Web Feels The Impact of Michael Jackson’s Death
Who is the most famous person in the world? A simple question with thousands of possible answers. Some might say the Pope while others might say President Obama. It's total speculation; an argument can be made for just about any well-known person.
Twitter Uncomfortable With ‘Tweet’ Being Used In Third Party Apps
Looks like Twitter is not looking the other way as much these days. TechCrunch reports that there is some concern at the social networking company that developers are using the term ‘Tweet’ too much. Twitter, in fact, is claiming that the use of that trademark in the naming of any third party app is something they are ‘uncomfortable’ with.
Twitter Gets Back to Oprah-Like Numbers in June
Last month, there was a lot of hubbub about Twitter's growth flat lining. Matthew Daines, the lead developer of our own Twitter app, Twellow, showed me a graph that he put together from the user IDs he found in the Twitter API, based on when they registered with Twitter.
Search Engine Ads More Helpful Than Banner Ads
Over one-third of Americans (37%) say that television ads are the most helpful in making their purchase decision while 17 percent say newspaper ads are most helpful and 14 percent say the same about Internet search engine ads, according to a new AdweekMedia/Harris Poll.
Mobile Marketing Will Likely Become Unavoidable
Mobile marketing emerges as a dominant force in the marketing world due to smartphone prevalence and real-time communication.
